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Nginx access log to standard output is not as easy as using /dev/stdout(blog.yuuta.moe)
2 points by yuuta 2y ago|0 comments
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by yuuta 3y ago
RIP
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by yuuta 3y ago
I never trusted Signal due to https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues/60
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by yuuta 3y ago
Ever since Microsoft acquisition
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by yuuta 3y ago
Still no #embed
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by yuuta 3y ago
That's a pretty good article, but I expect more in-depth information on booting modern Intel CPUs ... I am very interested in modern UEFI / BIOS firmware development and how do they bring up x86 CPUs, but unfortunately there are v
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by yuuta 3y ago
I have been running my homelab for 2 ~ 3 years, and I never considered rpi to be one of the servers ... It is just for toys or some "high school robots" stuff, with 0% availability and are very fragile. How many times your SD card
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by yuuta 4y ago
I'm always using the Enterprise edition. No such crap. Microsoft should treat consumers better.
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by yuuta 4y ago
Better way: use Get-AppxProvisionedPackage and Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage during OOBE to remove them for all users. Bonus: Use these cmdlets on a offline mounted WIM image to build a custom image without bloats.
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by yuuta 4y ago
It may be better if we have something similar to (pseudocode) for kernel APIs: struct uptime_t u = { .time = 0 }; ioctl(open("/proc/uptime"), GET_UPTIME, &uptime);
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by yuuta 4y ago
Indeed. Parsing files is a less robust way compared to calling some APIs or at least parsing some files with a schema (e.g. JSON or XML). For example, uptime(1) on Linux: % strace uptime 2> /tmp/strace && grep proc &#x2
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by yuuta 4y ago
NT and Unix are completely different OS. You cannot develop Windows programs the Unix way, and vice versa.
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by yuuta 4y ago
Very impressive ... I hope I can get a /24.
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by yuuta 4y ago
I don't see the whole point. It's like creating yet-another-ntp-implementation while other well-known implementations are known to be working good and safely on billions of devices. It is easier to report a security issue to ntpd
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by yuuta 4y ago
Benefits: * Unified protocol to manage networking facilities * iproute2 for FreeBSD, deprecating ifconfig(1) stuff
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FreeBSD Supports Netlink(7) and Iproute2(cgit.freebsd.org)
2 points by yuuta 4y ago|1 comments
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by yuuta 4y ago
Note: it does not do any optimization, but delegating this task to the C compiler.
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Alternative Rust compiler producing C(github.com)
2 points by yuuta 4y ago|1 comments
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YouTube-dl has an interpreter for a subset of JavaScript in 870 lines of Python(twitter.com)
473 points by yuuta 4y ago|155 comments
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by yuuta 4y ago
I had been using Xournal++ for a year, and it is truly amazing.
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by yuuta 4y ago
With the same or even cheaper price, you can get a much more powerful and enterprise grade refurbished rack server on eBay.
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by yuuta 4y ago
Thank you. I'm using sshfs every day to remotely access my computer and servers from my laptop. Although it's slow, it works. I'm considering to switch to NFS instead.
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by yuuta 4y ago
rofi is pretty good though.
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by yuuta 4y ago
No. It's based on Gtk, but unfortunately it's Windows version does not have the Windows look and feel, so it feels a little bit wired.
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by yuuta 4y ago
I had been using Xournal++ for several months, and it was amazing. The only problem is that it cannot select and copy texts from the PDF, but this is scheduled in the next release. Looking forward to it. For hardware, I'm using Wacom 6
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by yuuta 4y ago
Useless use of dd: dd if=/path/to/file of=/dev/stdout
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by yuuta 4y ago
First, setup a pair of tunnels. There are multiple tutorials doing this. You could check Arch Linux Wiki of how to. On my setup, I assigned a pair of /31 addresses to each side just for the internal communication. Then, if you want to
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by yuuta 4y ago
Why not WireGuard? WireGuard + SNAT (port forwarding on the VPS) + DNAT (route the packets back) does the same thing, and it's faster than using SSH to do HTTP reverse proxy.
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by yuuta 4y ago
Also: * Windows POSIX Subsystem: WSL has similar features, but not exact what the POSIX Subsystem is. * Windows OS / 2 Subsystem: Killed. * Multipoint Server: Killed in server 2016. * Hyper-V RemoteFX * WDS boot.wim deployment: Killed
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by yuuta 4y ago
Microsoft SRE always sucks. GitHub is just another victim.

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